Let the equation be n/3 - 1/3n =
1/n
To solve, we will try and get rid of the denominator by
multiplying by the factor.
Multiply by
3n.
==> 3n(n/3) - 3n(1/3n) =
3n(1/n)
==> n^2 - 1 =
3.
Now we will add 1 to both
sides.
==> n^2 = 4.
Now
we will take the root of both sides.
==> n =
+-2
Then, there are two possible values for
n.
==> n = { -2,
2}
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